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1
These
m
m
A
delayed
shipment
of
the
most
beautiful
Coats
for
Girls
has
now
arrived.
These
are
in
sizes
to
fit
from
one
to
eight
year
old
little
ones.
Hats
and
Bonnets
We
have
also
a
fine
variety
of
Flop
Hats,
Bonnets
and
Sun
Bonnets.
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Dry
to
Your
Bin.
You
are
assured
in
getting
full
weight
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Ton,
$12.50;
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Price
$11.50
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in
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big,
new.gvyMSjr
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Ilr
family
size
package,
SNUYl
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because
ot
their
exceptional
freshness,
flaky
crispqess
and
fine
flavor.
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it
f.
T
Mill'UI
.
.
'-U
:
Had
Thirteen
Boils
On
His
Neck
Mn.
II.
V.
Duneombe,
Grawy
Lke,
Alt.,
writ:
"My
huiband
wm
covered
with
boil,
hiving
u
many
a
thirteen
on
his
neck
t
onc.
lit
tried
everything
possible,
but
nothing
did
anv
good
until
he
took
Burdock
Blood
Bitten,
and
before
he
had
uaed
one
bottle
the
boila
were
all
gone,
and
he
has
not
been
bothered
with
them
mnce."
ui
i.
turrd,
fur
th
put
S3
cily
by
TW
INTERVIEW
WITH
RIX
Prelate
From
Trinre
Rupert
Expresses
Democratic
Ideas
To
Toronto
Scribe
Lordship
Dying
Out
Local
nfehop
Tells
Toronto
Ncvs-pa
pei
man
a
Few'Things
About
Ills
Diocese
Once
you
get
a
taste
for
bishops,
there
is
no
controlling
It.
writes
R.
E.
Knowles
In
the
Toronto
Star.
The
Right
Rev.
George
Alexander
Rtx.
D.D..
Bishop
of
Caledo
nia
which
is.
in
effect,
Prince
Rupert
fell
to
my
lot
this
momlngr.
Bishop
Rix.
who
has
a
diocese
of
6vcr
300,000
mile
In
extent,
is
a
native
of
Barrle.
a
graduate
of
Wycllffe
of
which
he
has
been
Dean),
a
former
rector
of
Can-nington.
Ontario,
likewise
of
Or
anevllle
then
of
Prince
Rupert.
becoming
Canon,
archdeacon,
administrator
nd
finally
flowerins
Into
a
bishop's
estate'
and
power;
'or
which
Job
I
should
say,
in
terms
of
appearance,
manner,
at
mosphere,
he
was
fore-fashioned
n
eternity.
Title
Become
Rare
"May
I
call
you
'your
lordship'
?"
asked
in
beginning,
thinking
tt
wise
to
settle
the
fundamentals
first.
"1
don't
answer
to
the
term,"
replied
this
splendid
slx-footer-and-then-some.
with
the
gray
hair
nd
the
smlHnz
face
and
the
youthful
mein.
'That's
Just
what
Bishop
Renison
said
to
me
yester
day."
I
remarked.
"I
fancy
that's
what
most
ot
them
would
say."
replied
this
Pa
cific
pastor
in-chief;
'why.
when
was
over
at
the
Lambeth
con
ference,
among
bishops
from
all
over
the
world.
It
was
a
very
rare
thing
to
hear
the
title
even
there.
As
to
the
west,
where
I
come
from.
It's
never
used.
I
think,
everywhere,
that
'lordship'
business
is
passing
cut,'
he
concluded.
Is
Greeted
as
"Bish"
'
Westerners
not
likely
to
pro
long
Ite
life?"
I
confirmed.
"Not
very
out
ln
my
diocese,
to
tell
you
the
truth,
it's
quite
a
common
thing
for
me
to
be
greeted
as
Bish,'
"
Informed
the
stately
cleric.
"Shocking!"
I
deplored;
"you
shouldn't
have
such
a
love-letter
countenance."
which,
however.
I
fear
Dr.
Rix
will
possess
to
the
end.
Visiting
your
old
Ontario
par
Ishloners.
are
you,
bishop?"
"Well,
somewhat.
I
preached
at
Orange
vllle,
where
I
once
was
rector,
last
Sunday.
I
do
wish
I
could
get
to
Cannington
but
I
fear
I
can't.
"Anyhow,
111
give
them
your
love,
through
The
Dally
Star,"
volunteered.
"Will
that
get
there
all
right?
Oet
there!"
I
echoed;
"why,
your
lord
why,
my
dear
bishop,
The
Dally
Star
refreshes
Cannlngton
ike
the
dew
all
the
Intelligent
people
read
It
every
night."
"Many
thanks."
.said
the
bishop
Many
readers,"
replied
I.
"But
how
about
the
Church
of
the
Re
deemer,
where
you
assisted
Rev
Septimus
Jones
all
the
deacon
wardens,
sidesmen,
saints,
ln
that
church
devour
The
Star
before
and
after
supper.
Message
for
them?"
"I'm
going
to
preach
there
next
Sunday
night,"
volunteered
the
old-time
curate.
"Fine
and
where
ln
the
morn
Ingr
"At
St.
Simon's,"
replied
the
prracher
who,
I
hope,
sounds
as
good
as
he
looks.
"Ill
tell
the
world
that,"
replied
The.
Star,
as
he
wrole
it
down.
Faith
in
Prince
Rupert
These
details
attended
to,
I
got
at
business:
"How
big
is
Prince
Rupert?"
I
Inquired.
"About
7,000
about
the
same
as
when
I
went
there."
"Will
the
town
ever
amount
tc
much?"
"Absolutely."
cried
the
fond
bishop;
"why,
It
Is
the
outlet
Of
the
North
Pacific.
And
ite
har
borl
Its
harbor
Is
the
finest
In
the
world.
We
could
entertain
the
whole
British
navy,"
exclaimed
the
thrice
hospitable
prelate.
"Prpsnectlvei)
wealj.lv
mostly;
lumber?r
I
surmfced.
"Colossal
the
Dr.
agreed
"but
Prince
Rupert
tfioujd
becorrte
the
greatest
flshlhf
port
of
the
world,"
he
amended.
"Why,
ln
one
day.
I've
seen
350,0'D
pounds
of
halibut
landed
there-there
Is
no
limit
to
our
possibilities
as
a
fishing
centre."
"Quite
a
fisherman
yourself,
are
you
not?"
I
digressed.
"Well,"
re
plied
the
modest
man,
"I
once
caught
a
32-pound
salmon.'
"Wouldn't
mind
being
a
blshcp
myself,"
I
said,
"If
that's
one
of
the
peiqulsltes
I
persume
thtlr
direct
descent
from
St.
Peter,
who
was
a
bit
of
a
fisherman
himself,
Is
what
gives
the
bishops
the
edge
on
proud
of
my
proficiency
in
cnurcn
history.
"Stern
and
Wild-
Four
Came
for
Help
Much
depression
out
there
now?"
"Indescribable,"
he
replied:
that's
why
the
church
has
brought
four
of
us
down
here,
to
tell
our
story,
and
to
Inspire
the
hearts
ot
cur
people
to
help
us."
"Are
you,
like
brother
Renison,
going
tc
take
any
clergymen
back
with
you?"
I
Inquired.
"No,
none
I
have
more
now
than
I
can
pay."
A
day
or
two
ago,
Bishop
Rix.
an
eminent
Presbyterian
minister
from
Buffalo
told
me
that
a
gen
eral
movement
almost
universal.
on
the
part
ot
the
clergy
there,
was
bringing
about
a
voluntary
reduction
ln
all
their
salaries,
till
the
tide
should
turn.
Is
there
any
thing
of
that
kind
happening
In
your
diocese?".
"Yes.
For
the
peo
ple
are
in
such
need.
At
a
place
called
'Stewart,'
for
instance,
it
is
said
that
75
per
cent,
of
the
pop
ulation
are
receiving
relief."
Heroic
Heralds
From
Afar
I
could
not
but
discern,
in
eye
and
voice,
the
tokens
of
the
ad
miration
and'
the
sympathy
with
which
this
sheppard
and
bishop
of
the
souls
ot
men
regards
alike
his
clergy
and
his
people.
And,
for
a
moment.
I
Indulged
a
sense
of
satisfaction
that
I
had
been
pri
vileged,
on
successive
days,
to
come
Into
touch
with
two
such
magnl
tlcent
missionary
hearts
as
those
of
Dr.
Renison
and
Dr.
Rix.
And
I
found
time,
too.
to
swiftly
fore-fashion
my
plans
for
Sunday
next.
Oood
Presbytrlan
though
I
be
(even
if
Inlaid
within
the
wider
folds
of
the
united
and
more
catholic
church)
my
heart
and
fctt.
on
April
seventeenth,
would
fain
be
so
turned
aside
that
I
might
hear
the
massages
one
in
the
morning
and
another
in
the
even
ingof
these
two
heroic
heralds
ftom
afar
In
whom
we
see
ln
very
truth
the
Irrefutable
proof
of
that
succession
which
Is
both
ancient
and
apostolic.
4
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
notices.
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcement
$2.
Birth
Notices
50c.
i
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Cards
of
Thanks.
j
Funeral
Flowers
10c.
per
1
'
name.
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that
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'tb
work'lh
bean
Uie
name
9Calcdqna?"
I
Die
relief
camps?
for
$750
a
month,
asked
Hhe
head
thereof.
"Because
i
would
like
to
draw
your
attention
it's
4sternrand
wild
Just:llke"Scot-
to
conditions
on
the
Skeena
River,
land,"
replied
the
bishop.
(The
other
day
65
Chinks
came
to
"That's
better
than
being
like
work
In
one
cannery.
There
are
10
The
canneries
cut
the
price
of
sockeye
last
year
20
cents.
The
av-
Spring
salmon
was
cut
from
10
cents
to
four.
The
average
catch
for
the
man
fishing
springs
Is
around
6,000
pounds,
so
the
fishermen,
lost
another
$360
there.
If
a
fisherman
stays
on
relief
for
six
months
he
gets
$80
and
then
the
canneries
steal
ten
times
that
much
ot
him.
A
RETIRED
FISHERMAN
BOY
SCOUTS
AT
CHURCH
Anniversary
of
St.
George's
Day
Celebrated
With
Parade
Yes
terday
Morning
The
Third
Rupert
Troop
of
Boy1
Scouts,
comprising
Cubs,
Scouts
and
Rovers,
with
First
Prince
Ru-,
pert
Pack
of
Cubs,
held
their
an-;
nual
church
parade
to
First
United
Church
yesterday
morning
in
com-!
memoration
of
St.
George's
Day.
Scoutmaster
P.C.Miller
was
in!
charge
and
there
was
a
large
mus-
i
ter
of
cubs,
scouts
and
rovers.
:
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson,
pastor,
de-l
llvercd
an
appropriate
sermon
for'
the
boys.
I
'Probation
After
Death'
Science
Subject
Sunday
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon,
in
Prince
Rupert
Christian
Science
Society
on
Sunday
was
"Probation
After
Death."
One
of
the
Bible
texts
was,
"Yea,
though
I
walk
through
the
valley
of
the
shadow
of
death.
I
will
fear
the
people,"
I
reassured.
"I
thought
canneries
on
the
Skeena
going
to
no
cvj1;
tor
tnou
art
wJlh
me;
tny
it
was
'because
it
resembled
tho
operate.
They
employ
over
fifty
rnrt
nnri'
thv
-t,ff
thv
rnmf0rt
me."
Highlanders'."
The
bishop
took
ny
Chinks
each
and
they
get
paid
$2.50
(pims
23:
4).
stock
In
the
humorous
attempt.
"It
a
day.
The
other
day
30q
Japs
got
Tne
iesson-sermon
also
Included
was
so
named
by
a
section
of
true
licences
to
go
fishing
and
before
the
tne
following
passage
from
"Sci-Scottl&h
sutlers."
exclaimed
my
season
is
over,
another
hundred
or
ence
ancl
ueaitn
wjtn
Key
to
the
Informant
(whose
mother
was
'two
.will
go
fishing,
licence
or
no
scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy:
"fra
Glesea";
"they
thought
It
.licence.
All
the
flshpackers
around
..u
man
believes
in
death
now
he
like
their
native
land-so
our
dlo-lthe
canneries
are
Japs.
So
if
half
of
must
dlsbeileve
m
lt
when
learning
cese
was
really
called
for
Sco:-
that
number
were
white
men
lt
that
there
u
no
reaUty
,n
death
la'".u
.
would
take
500
unemployed.
i
since
the
truth
of
being
is
death-
'Rathcr
got
.w
the
edge
on
the!
The
Duff
Commission
was
going
jefi8.
rresoyienans
inai
ume,
aian
i
you
u
have
the
Orientals
oil.
tne
river
Dr.?"
I
suggested.
"My
very
warm-
in
lo
years.
That's
about
10
years
est
friends,
or
a
lot
or
them,
have
ag0.
instead
of
the
Orientals
leav-been
Preabvterians."
renlled
tlie
in
th
..mint
nur
mmhr
at
that
iwm
Prmce
0eorc
to
alton
bishop:
"especially
a
minister
call-
tlme.
who
was
on
that-commission.
ed
Grant
he's
in
Port
William
hart
t
iivp
The
innervmn
hv
nre
specially
referred
to
in
a
large
now.
A
spkndld
chap,
by
the
way,
tne
white
men
can't
catch
flh.
toad
map
of
British
Columbia
and
h?
looked
remarkably
like
your-
well,
that's
what
we
want
conser-
nortbjsrn
Washington
which
Is
'elf."
vat
Inn
Tf
w
lot
the
flh
an
tin
thp
....Lh.i
i
-
.
.
...
...
m-
-
uuiuiii.'u
in
a
receiib
special
aui'-
Oont
tell
him
that,
I
aa-;rlver
eer
this
vear.
we
can't
hem
but
-
vised;
"van
ty
has
ruined
many
an
CTtch
them'
ln
the
next
cycie
year
ycar'
.
01
ine
vancouv-'r
excellent
minister.
How
far
do
you
ufv2rs
liter
,
Province.
The
map
was
prepared
have
to
travel,
in
your
episcopal
The
Jans
and
Chinks
are
fUht-
?rauht,im(,n
ot
e
Automobl.-dutle?"
-One
JPZSi
theJ
Club
01
rltlsh
Co,umbla-
point
in
my
dioce.
ok
reach
only
after
a
Journey
of
1.-
the
skecna
and
Fra4er
Rivers
with-
iw
muei,
was
me
signuicam
re-
out
frlng
a
fhot
Pcacerul
penetra-P'y
lion
vnn
rail
It.
hut
we
cot
another
And
how
many
clergymen
havs
name
for
it
you?"
I
pursued.
"Only
twenty-
Thp
wy.k.V(.
naplc
for
ift.t
VPar
ta
four,'
was
u.e
answer,
ui
hih.u
about
aU
gone
at
ft
prctty
falr
prlce
painful
contrast
All
with
big
parishes?"
"The
somuw,
wcu
over
iw
iii..p
fnr
n
hmt
i,
ahf11,
ROn
fUh
square."
was
the
terrifying
answer.
the
nerraen
losl
$i60
lhcre
Roads
of
the
central
Interior
I
,
Comedy
Monday
and
Tuesdal
run
ciiniim
-
!
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sing
Not
many
of
us,
these
days,
arc
troubled
with
so
much
money
that
we
cannot
spend
it.
Hut
we
arc
interested
in
spending
the
money
we
have,
to
get
the.
most
out
of
it.
One
wayand
not
a
new
way,
either
is
lo
make
a
budget.
Put
down,
week
by
week,
the
money
that
comes
in.
Put
down
beside
it,
week
by
week,
the
money
that
goes
out.
So
much
for
food,
so
much
for
clothing,
so
much
for
rent.
So
much
for
giving,
and
for
luxuries.
Where
Advertising
Helps
It
won't
always
be
easy,
of
course,
to
stay
within
the
budget.
Thata
where
advertising
helps
you.
Advertisements
in
this
newspaper
tell
you
how
much
rugs,
butter,
breakfast
foods,
dishes,
!
himcs?
automobiles
will
cost,
before
you
go
shopping!
They
point
out
ways
to
save
money.
They
show
you
how
to
cut
a
little
here,
a
little
there.
And
each
day,
they
tell
about
new
inventions,
new
products,
new
ways
of
doing
things,
that
help
make
this
life
of
ours
very
much
worth
living
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